If that is Crowbcat's newest video, then I'm not watching. He has a point, but he's not the only one that come to this conclusion. I got burned hard by his Resident Evil 4 video, and the lies he spouted and misinformation he tried to spread. I can't trust him anymore.
Not just xbox, but that era was great in terms of the entire industry
Half the reviews are memes. Please don't tell me all those people bought the game just to make meme comments. P.T. Barnum will dig his way out of his grave to get at them.
Mate. That price. Wtf.
Right… well, about what i expected, with the lack of enemy variety dropping this from a buy on release to a buy later on sale or somethingIt's time @Old_Hunter_77. It's....time.....
I just watched Max's video, and apparently the female characters aren't expressive enough in Tekken 8. I find that debatable. Sure, they're not nearly as expressive as the women in Street Fighter 6, but that's nothing new for either franchise. Street Fighter has always exaggerated its characters even with this more realistic art style. They definitely take more damage now and leave physical bruises and scratches on their character models. Male or female. Tekken still has more expressive female characters than the ones and most of the Dead or Alive games. It really wasn't until DOA5 and DOA6 that the female characters became more expressive and just didn't look like dolls. Especially with DOA6. All the characters showed physical damage. Though the guys still usually got it the worst though. I give Team Ninja points for effort.
No, the hate is warranted and most of it is not an exaggeration. The company has a history of intentionally misrepresenting a game, making flaws up, not completing the games that weren't broken or buggy, but still getting a final score like they did, and a few years ago, plagiarism with one of their writers. Who did it twice before he end up getting fired.So it's ironic because I think the IGN hate is unwarranted or exaggerated (
Outlets like IGN produce tons of content every week. I'm sure you're right about the things you say but is this par for the course or specific cases? Are most of their reviews like this? I genuinely don't know but I'm guessing not.No, the hate is wanted and most of it is not an exaggeration. The company has a history of intentionally misrepresenting a game for making flaws up, not completing the games that weren't broken or buggy but still getting a final score like they did, and a few years ago, plagiarism with one of their writers. Who did it twice before he end up getting fired.
Need I remind you of their Double Dragon Neon and God Hand review? They made two different second opinions for GH, but the second one came so late in the 2010s that the damage was already done. The person that reviewed the game never even finished the game and couldn't get past the first stage. The guy did get fired, but it was for something completely different and not his crappy reviews. Don't even get me started with their Dynasty Warriors reviews. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not a big fan of these games either, but they clearly didn't play them or just plain don't like them. The series did get worse over the years, but IGN was never on the money of the reasons why. The same IGN that claim5 that "no one" cares about OG Devil May Cry anymore, when the reboot came out, only to try and suck up the fans and act almost as if it never happened or to downplay the bad marketing of DmC 2013, when DMC 5 came out. So they have many to answer for.
As for this point, you are right, but I'll still give it somewhat to IGN for these trucks. The only other thing I can say is that I might be getting it mixed up with a polygon guy, but they're fighting game guy is good. He actually tries and does his job. I could be wrong and I have to look that one up later.
Only "The Gamers™ " could interpret "let's make sure a rush for better games doesn't result in crunch and worker abuse" as "you people don't deserve better games".It's ironic that people like to slag on IGN and then one guy there puts out that one stupid video ranting about how "some developers" are complaining about BG3 being too good and reaction was like "finally IGN makes a good point" when it did NOT make a good point.
Sterling does a good job explaining the point made about BG3's expectations in actual context. And they are right, of course. And the IGN dude completely missed this point.
So it's ironic because I think the IGN hate is unwarranted or exaggerated (typical "I'm too cool to like something big" internet b.s.) but then the one thing getting praise is dumb. Maybe not ironic, just... typical.
Not every review is like this, but their incompetence and intentional laziness ever since 2005-06 is astounding. They've gotten "better" in some minor aspect, those might as well not exist.Outlets like IGN produce tons of content every week. I'm sure you're right about the things you say but is this par for the course or specific cases? Are most of their reviews like this?
NY Times and WP are better publications than IGN can ever hope to be. I know those two have made their own mistakes and screw ups, but not to the extent andIt's like the criticisms of The New York Times or Washington Post, where it's easy to find genuine failures of journalism and don't get me started on their editorials. But that doesn't negate the valuable journalism they do. I don't wanna derail into politics I'm drawing a comparison to something I know more about when it comes to scale. IGN is like the NYT of games in that they produce tons of content and to declare it "bad" means you have to identify an entire top-down mechanism for purposeful wrong-doing (like Fox News). I've read/seen a bunch of good and accurate reviews on IGN over the years.